The marble antiquities, The Right Honble. the Earl of Pembrokes, at Wilton are too many to be drawn by but several hands there being statues, bustos, bass-reliev's and miscellanies ...
The marble antiquities, The Right Honble. the Earl of Pembrokes, at Wilton are too many to be drawn by but several hands there being statues, bustos, bass-reliev's and miscellanies ...
[London] : They may be had of me Cary Creed at the Jarr between Cecil and Salisbury streets in the Strand, and Mr. Prevost the bookseller near it has some of me and so may any other
BL reports copies dated 1730 with 40 plates, and another dated 1731 with 70 plates
Inscription on back pastedown of Getty copy suggests that this is the 4th issue
Etched throughout
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Binding: later tree calf. Title in gilt on spine label: PEM= / BROKE'S / STATUES
Gift inscription at foot of title to William Stukeley from the earl of Pembroke, dated 31 Jan. 1731-2. Another at head of title from Wm. Hayley to Wm. Long, dated 1801, with Long's bookplate on front pastedown. Stamp of G. Steevens at foot of title
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